Anexo:Estadios de la Major League Soccer

Los estadios cuyos nombres están en celeste fueron construidos específicamente para partidos de fútbol.

N.º	Imagen	Estadio	Club	Ciudad	Capacidad	Inauguración
1		Bank of America Stadium	Charlotte FC	Charlotte, Carolina del Norte	74.800 (40.000 MLS)	1996
2		Mercedes-Benz Stadium	Atlanta United	Atlanta, Georgia	72.035 (42.500 MLS)	2017
3		Lumen Field	Seattle Sounders	Seattle, Washington	69.000 (39.419 MLS)	2002
4		Estadio BC Place	Vancouver Whitecaps	Vancouver, Columbia Británica	54.500 (22.120 MLS)	1983
5		Gillette Stadium	New England Revolution	Foxboro, Massachusetts	65.878 (20.000 MLS)	2002
6		Soldier Field	Chicago Fire	Chicago, Illinois	61.500	1924
7		Yankee Stadium	New York City FC	Bronx, Nueva York	47.309 (30.321 MLS)	2009
8		Geodis Park	Nashville SC	Nashville, Tennessee	30.000	2022
9		BMO Field	Toronto FC	Toronto, Ontario	30.000	2007
10		Dignity Health Sports Park Stubhub Center	LA Galaxy	Carson, California	27.000	2003
11		TQL Stadium	FC Cincinnati	Cincinnati, Ohio	26,000	2021
12		Exploria Stadium	Orlando City SC	Orlando, Florida	25.500	2017
13		Red Bull Arena	Red Bull New York	Harrison, Nueva Jersey	25.000	2010
14		Citypark	St. Louis City SC	San Luis, Misuri	22.500	2023
15		BMO Stadium	Los Angeles Football Club	Los Ángeles, California	22.000	2018
16		BBVA Stadium	Houston Dynamo	Houston, Texas	22.000	2012
17		Estadio Toyota	FC Dallas	Frisco, Texas	20.500	2005
18		Q2 Stadium	Austin FC	Austin, Texas	20.500	2021
19		Providence Park	Portland Timbers	Portland, Oregón	20.438	1926
20		Saputo Stadium	Montreal Impact	Montreal, Quebec	20.341	2008
21		Rio Tinto Stadium	Real Salt Lake	Sandy, Utah	20.213	2008
22		Lower.com Field	Columbus Crew	Columbus, Ohio	20.011	2021
23		Audi Field	D.C. United	Washington D. C.	20.000	2018
24		Allianz Field	Minnesota United	Saint Paul, Minnesota	19.400	2019
25		Subaru Park	Philadelphia Union	Filadelfia, Pensilvania	18.500	2010
26		Children's Mercy Park	Sporting Kansas City	Kansas City, Kansas	18.467	2011
27		Dick's Sporting Goods Park	Colorado Rapids	Commerce City, Colorado	18.086	2007
28		PayPal Park	San Jose Earthquakes	San José, California	18.000	2015
29		DRV PNK Stadium	Inter Miami CF	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	18.000	2020

Los siguientes son futuros estadios de la MLS que están en construcción o que han sido aprobados para su construcción.

La siguiente es una lista de otros estadios utilizados por los equipos de la Major League Soccer en la U.S. Open Cup, la Liga de Campeones de CONCACAF, y partidos amistosos internacionales.

Imagen	Estadio	Club	Ciudad	Uso en MLS	Capacidad	Inauguración
	Citi Field	New York City FC	Queens, New York	2017–	41,922	2009
	Coffey Field		Bronx, New York	2014–	7,000	1930
	Fifth Third Bank Stadium	Atlanta United FC	Kennesaw, Georgia	2017–	8,318	2010
	Kezar Stadium	San Jose Earthquakes	San Francisco	2012–	3,888	1990
	Levi's Stadium	San Jose Earthquakes	Santa Clara, California	2014–	48,765	2014
	Lincoln Financial Field	Philadelphia Union	Philadelphia	2010–	37,500	2003
	Maryland SoccerPlex	D.C. United	Germantown, Maryland	2001–	3,200	2000
	Stade Olympique de Montréal	Montreal Impact	Montreal	2012–	66,308 (61,004)	1976
	Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field	New York City FC	East Hartford, Connecticut	2017–	40,642	2003
	Rogers Centre	Toronto FC	Toronto	2012–	49,282 (47,568)	1989
	Stanford Stadium	San Jose Earthquakes	Stanford, California	2011–	50,000	2006
	Starfire Sports Complex	Seattle Sounders FC	Tukwila, Washington	2009–	4,500	2005
	SeatGeek Stadium Toyota Park	Chicago Fire	Bridgeview, Illinois	2006–2019	20.000	2006
	Columbus Crew Stadium	Columbus Crew	Columbus, Ohio	1999–2020	20.145	1999
	Nippert Stadium	FC Cincinnati	Cincinnati, Ohio	2016–2020	40.000	1915

La siguiente es una lista de antiguos estadios de la MLS.

Imagen	Estadio	Club	Ciudad	Uso en MLS	Capacidad	Inauguración
	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City Wizards	Kansas City, Misuri	1996–2007	79,451 (20,269)	1972
	Bobby Dodd Stadium	Atlanta United FC	Atlanta	2017	55,000	1913
	Buck Shaw Stadium	San Jose Earthquakes	Santa Clara, California	2008–2014	10,525	1962
	Camping World Stadium	Orlando City SC	Orlando, Florida	2015–2016	65,438 (19,500)	1936
	Benedetti–Wehrli Stadium	Chicago Fire	Naperville, Illinois	2002–2003	15,000	1999
	CommunityAmerica Ballpark	Kansas City Wizards	Kansas City, Kansas	2008–2010	10,385	2003
	Cotton Bowl Stadium	Dallas Burn	Dallas	1996–2002, 2004	92,100 (25,425)	1932
	Dragon Stadium		Southlake, Texas	2003	11,000	2001
	Empire Field	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	Vancouver, Columbia Británica	2011	20,500	2010
	Foxboro Stadium	New England Revolution	Foxborough, Massachusetts	1996–2001	60,292 (24,871)	1971
	Giants Stadium	New York Red Bulls NY/NJ MetroStars	East Rutherford, New Jersey	1996–2009	78,148 (25,576)	1976
	Invesco Field at Mile High	Colorado Rapids	Denver	2002–2006	76,125 (17,500)	2001
	Mile High Stadium			1996–2001	76,273 (17,500)	1948
	Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	D.C. United	Annapolis, Maryland	2018	34,000	1959
	Nissan Stadium	Nashville SC	Nashville, Tennessee	2020–2001	69.143	1999
	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	San Jose Earthquakes	Oakland, California	2008–2009	63,132 (47,416)	1966
	Ohio Stadium	Columbus Crew	Columbus, Ohio	1996–1998	89,841 (25,243)	1922
	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium RFK Stadium	D.C. United	Washington D. C.	1996–2017	45,596 (20,000)	1961
	Rice-Eccles Stadium	Real Salt Lake	Salt Lake City	2005–2008	45,634 (24,521)	1927
	Robertson Stadium	Houston Dynamo	Houston	2005–2011	32,000 (25,462)	1941
	Rose Bowl Stadium	Los Angeles Galaxy	Pasadena, California	1996–2002	104,091 (26,000)	1922
	Soldier Field	Chicago Fire	Chicago	1998–2002, 2004–2005	61,500 (24,955)	1924
	Spartan Stadium	San Jose Earthquakes	San Jose, California	1996–2005	31,218 (19,166)	1933
	TCF Bank Stadium	Minnesota United FC	Minneapolis	2017–2018	50,805 (21,895)	2009

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